I took the photos of my computer screen with my camera. 20-something photos, I think, this morning. I did nothing to any of those images and if anybody wants to look at the exif data or anything else they are more than welcome to see if I’ve done anything to them. Honesty is so easy because you don’t have to be afraid of anybody looking at anything.
So you tell me: Why was I stuck in an infinite loop on one session of Word - the only session in which the rotate function was corrupted - for no reason that Microsoft Diagnostics could find, when Word and my computer were working just fine in another window of Word? Why would Word not let me restart Word until I agree to do so WITHOUT recovering the files from that session?
You're already kind of messing up right there.
If right clicking on an image does not give you the option to save it
then "PrtScn" (upper right) will copy the image and then you may
paste the image elsewhere. Even Word. Better though would be to
paste it into an image-handling program, like Paint or Adobe or whatever you have on your machine.
Then "save as" the result and you have it, an original.. or pretty close.
Why was I stuck in an infinite loop on one session of Word
Probably because you jammed a bunch of images into it and it freaked out.
It's for text.
You can tease it into handling images but it's like using a bathtub for a boat.